Specifications
| Model | OA6000/UNI |
|---|---|
| Category | Back and lumbar braces |
| Universal size | 67-117 cm |
| Height at the back | 26 cm |
| Height at the front | 16 cm |
| Country of manufacture | Orliman (Spain) |
Back and lumbar braces
Semi-rigid lumbar-sacral corset Orliman OA6000 One Air
Model: OA6000/UNI
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Product description
Semi-rigid lumbar-sacral corset Orliman Semi-rigid lumbar-sacral corset Orliman OA6000 ONE AIR The corset is made of very light, elastic ONEAIR material with active 3D compression. The ONEAIR line features a modern two-layer material that, due to its breathability, provides optimal water-temperature balance and maximum comfort for the user in direct contact with the skin. The compression properties of the material combined with four anatomically shaped metal ribs effectively relieve pain and load from the lumbar-sacral region. The corset is equipped with adjustable elastic straps to enhance the effect, ensure proper fit, and support the anterior abdominal wall. The semi-rigid lumbar-sacral corset OA6000 ONEAIR combines universal size, anatomical design, modern material, and fashionable design. FEATURES: double, elastic, breathable material with active 3D compression; 4 anatomically shaped metal ribs; elastic straps to enhance the effect; Micro-Velcro fasteners; universal size. EFFECT: unloading of the lumbar spine; restriction of movements in the lumbar region; reduction of muscle fatigue; improvement of proprioception. INDICATIONS: pain syndrome in radiculitis and lumbago; osteochondrosis, osteoarthritis, spondylosis; muscle tone disorders of the lumbar spine, myositis; rehabilitation after surgeries on intervertebral hernias; prevention of injuries and exacerbations of diseases during physical exertion.